Sentence examples for trials at that time from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this crisis may have affected accrual also in other ACTG trials at that time.

Although the Mayo regimen was used as a comparator in international trials at that time, this was not universally accepted in the UK.

We had competing trials at that time that required information on tissue type for enrollment and a PS of only 0 or 1.

15, 18, 19, 22 The cycle length selected for this study was 6 months, because at the time the study was conducted (2006) no long-term study had been done, and the duration of most randomized clinical trials at that time of the treatments in COPD was 6 months.

It also appears that petitioner's attorneys did not view the judge's answer to the jury's question as a serious flaw in the trial at that time.

So Boyle decided on an experiment to show the way in which, as we would say, the pressure and the volume of the air vary, when the air is, in Boyle's words, either 'compressed or dilated.' He and his assistant, at the time Robert Hooke, made a J shaped tube and began to make a few measurements, but "were hindered from prosecuting the trial at that time by the casual breaking of the tube".

At the end of this session, patients are given the opportunity to enroll in the trial at that time and are continued on the appropriate HIV care per Uganda's standard of care guidelines.

Although this appeared to have a positive effect in patients on trial at that time (two out of six patients experienced a HSR), all three patients in the next cohort developed a HSR.

The trial schedule was as follows: day 1, trial beginning (1 day after fertilization of eggs); day 6, hatching completed; day 9, beginning of exogenous feeding (A. salina); day 35, end of the trial (at that time, the majority of fish in the control group had reached the first juvenile stage).

The sample size was estimated assuming the above standard deviation estimates from the preliminary data, and using Kerry's method [ 46, 47] for unequal cluster sizes, given that 16 sites (6 large with average size of 315 eligible infants per year, and 10 small with average size of 113 eligible infants per year) had agreed to participate in the trial at that time.

The improvements demonstrated by trial participants could be partly due to regression to the mean (where people are motivated to join a trial at the time that their problem is most severe and through the natural history of a waxing and waning condition show an improvement over time) or to the effects of the trial assessment procedures.